The root system that will survive a drought longer.

The pollen sticks to this part of the flower.

This is the opening in the epidermis for gas exchange.

This provides the growth at the end of the branch.

This occurs in all cells.

The root system that will more likely prevent soil erosion.

This part of the flower produces pollen.

This is provides an outer layer of protection for the leaf.

This grows a flower on the side of the stem.

This is where glucose is used.

The roots system that supplies extra support and foudn where not normally expected.

This part of the flower attracts the pollinators to the plant.

This provides support fo the leaf and contain chloroplasts.

This can grow a bud, leaf, branch or even roots.

This is where water is used.

This is a thickened underground stem that stores carbohydrates.

This is the female portion of the plant.

This provides for an area of gas exchange in the leaf.

This can tell if it was a good or bad growth year.

This is where energy is released.

This is a shorted stem surrounded by scales.

This transorts the pollen to the ovary.

This provides a waxy layer of protection.

This is carries water and nutrients up the plant.

This occurs in the light.